"But we are duty-bound to put the club's long-term interests above all sense of personal sentiment, no matter how strong that might be."
Shame our club doesn't think like that.

Oh I'm not "coming round", mate - I've said it for years that Kroenke is as big a problem as Wenger, but in a different way. In the short term Wenger Out has to be the priority, but in the long term Kroenke Out is even more important for the future health of the club.Nos89 wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:Kroenke is a huge problem. If Kroenke was a "football man", an old-school chairman or owner, he would have done his job and sacked Wenger years ago. Kroenke is a money man, a business man, once the money comes in he gives zero fucks about trophies and will never sack a manager that is making money.
The worry is that we finally get rid of Wenger and get in a new manager that slips into the same mould of delivering the bare requirement to keep the owner happy - and the owner again does not do what needs to be done from a football perspective.
We need Wenger gone. And then we need Kroenke the fuck out of our club as well.
Spot On. I said this on here about a year ago and got slaughtered but its good to see people are coming round to see the real root cause of the problem. Its the person or persons keeping wenger in the job. I'm sure nearly everyone on here will stay in job, if they keep getting offered a new contract to deliver the same target for 12 years.
They are, but it is a different agenda to how a fan thinks, or at least fans that want to see a managerial change.NickF wrote:From the Leicester statement:
"But we are duty-bound to put the club's long-term interests above all sense of personal sentiment, no matter how strong that might be."
Shame our club doesn't think like that.
Seriously, what do you expect him to say?Redarmy wrote:Chips old etonian fucking Keswick today, totally missing the point.....
"Everyone, including Arsene [Wenger], our players, board and staff share our fans' disappointment at our first leg result against Bayern Munich but we will approach the second leg with professionalism and a desire to reclaim pride," he wrote.
what chance have we got with a board like that......
I think that's exactly what Redarmy is saying. Mealy mouthed and settling. That's what we do before, during and after the season, the culture of the club.Nos89 wrote:Seriously, what do you expect him to say?Redarmy wrote:Chips old etonian fucking Keswick today, totally missing the point.....
"Everyone, including Arsene [Wenger], our players, board and staff share our fans' disappointment at our first leg result against Bayern Munich but we will approach the second leg with professionalism and a desire to reclaim pride," he wrote.
what chance have we got with a board like that......
He's not endorsing Wenger or the team, merely saying he expects the team to give it their best.
Sorry mate expect him to reject this cycle of repeat failure/humiliation.......making a show in second leg is bollox, Total fucking BolloxNos89 wrote:Seriously, what do you expect him to say?Redarmy wrote:Chips old etonian fucking Keswick today, totally missing the point.....
"Everyone, including Arsene [Wenger], our players, board and staff share our fans' disappointment at our first leg result against Bayern Munich but we will approach the second leg with professionalism and a desire to reclaim pride," he wrote.
what chance have we got with a board like that......
He's not endorsing Wenger or the team, merely saying he expects the team to give it their best.
Uncanny huh!?armchair wrote:
And my fucking Sanity.DB10GOONER wrote:Oh I'm not "coming round", mate - I've said it for years that Kroenke is as big a problem as Wenger, but in a different way. In the short term Wenger Out has to be the priority, but in the long term Kroenke Out is even more important for the future health of the club.Nos89 wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:Kroenke is a huge problem. If Kroenke was a "football man", an old-school chairman or owner, he would have done his job and sacked Wenger years ago. Kroenke is a money man, a business man, once the money comes in he gives zero fucks about trophies and will never sack a manager that is making money.
The worry is that we finally get rid of Wenger and get in a new manager that slips into the same mould of delivering the bare requirement to keep the owner happy - and the owner again does not do what needs to be done from a football perspective.
We need Wenger gone. And then we need Kroenke the fuck out of our club as well.
Spot On. I said this on here about a year ago and got slaughtered but its good to see people are coming round to see the real root cause of the problem. Its the person or persons keeping wenger in the job. I'm sure nearly everyone on here will stay in job, if they keep getting offered a new contract to deliver the same target for 12 years.
I think we all know it's far too late for that.OneBardGooner wrote:And my fucking Sanity.DB10GOONER wrote:Oh I'm not "coming round", mate - I've said it for years that Kroenke is as big a problem as Wenger, but in a different way. In the short term Wenger Out has to be the priority, but in the long term Kroenke Out is even more important for the future health of the club.Nos89 wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:Kroenke is a huge problem. If Kroenke was a "football man", an old-school chairman or owner, he would have done his job and sacked Wenger years ago. Kroenke is a money man, a business man, once the money comes in he gives zero fucks about trophies and will never sack a manager that is making money.
The worry is that we finally get rid of Wenger and get in a new manager that slips into the same mould of delivering the bare requirement to keep the owner happy - and the owner again does not do what needs to be done from a football perspective.
We need Wenger gone. And then we need Kroenke the fuck out of our club as well.
Spot On. I said this on here about a year ago and got slaughtered but its good to see people are coming round to see the real root cause of the problem. Its the person or persons keeping wenger in the job. I'm sure nearly everyone on here will stay in job, if they keep getting offered a new contract to deliver the same target for 12 years.![]()
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StuartL wrote:I think we all know it's far too late for that.OneBardGooner wrote:And my fucking Sanity.DB10GOONER wrote:Oh I'm not "coming round", mate - I've said it for years that Kroenke is as big a problem as Wenger, but in a different way. In the short term Wenger Out has to be the priority, but in the long term Kroenke Out is even more important for the future health of the club.Nos89 wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:Kroenke is a huge problem. If Kroenke was a "football man", an old-school chairman or owner, he would have done his job and sacked Wenger years ago. Kroenke is a money man, a business man, once the money comes in he gives zero fucks about trophies and will never sack a manager that is making money.
The worry is that we finally get rid of Wenger and get in a new manager that slips into the same mould of delivering the bare requirement to keep the owner happy - and the owner again does not do what needs to be done from a football perspective.
We need Wenger gone. And then we need Kroenke the fuck out of our club as well.
Spot On. I said this on here about a year ago and got slaughtered but its good to see people are coming round to see the real root cause of the problem. Its the person or persons keeping wenger in the job. I'm sure nearly everyone on here will stay in job, if they keep getting offered a new contract to deliver the same target for 12 years.![]()
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There is simply no excuse for letting Sanchez go, I am done with Arsenal if he goes, will still be an Arsenal fan of course but will have little interest in the club and watching games either live or on TV if we're going down the line of selling our best player(s) again, we were told this was over now and with the new commercial deals, new TV money and two billionaire's involved in the club we should NOT be selling our best players, the club can go f**k itself (by club I mean Kroenke, the board etc. not Arsenal FC) if they want to claim this poverty bs again.TeeCee wrote:You'll now see lots of comments from the board/Wonga about Sanchez/Ozil. They will manipulate the media to make Sanchez and Ozil look like they are holding Arsenal to ransom over new contracts (which they are to a point) but I believe Arsenal want them to go, let me explain. There is a good chance we will not make CL qualification this year. That's a minimum £40m loss guaranteed, more if we made it to the 'last 16 get knockedout round' as usual. Wonga already came out a few years back and told him Kranky wants a profit delivered each season, can't remember the exact figure. The only way for Arsenal to make up for the loss of 40m+ is to sell but they can't afford to just announce they are selling one of or both of our best players, it will affect ST/Box sales, so they will make it look like Sanchez and Ozil really want to go but the reality is, they are going to be sold anyway imo. Sanchez should bring in around 65m and Ozil maybe around 40m, so that will cover all losses, a bit of profit on top plus give Wonga 20-30m to buy another load of shit like Xhaka to 'appease' the fans. Seriously, I think they will let both go because Arsenal are a selling club and profit is what matters most but they will never ever admit it (and can't because that would be the end)!!!